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11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

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11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

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LeanIX GmbH
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Quali
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StackState
Neil Gallagher

EVP EMEA, Megaport
Stephanie Gooch

Senior Devops Engineer, KPMG
Daniel J Hulme

Department of Computer Science, University College London
Shobha Iyer

Big Data Chief Solution Architect
David Jambor

Vodafone
Kerensa Jennings

Digital Impact Director, BT
Cijo Joseph

Chief Information Officer, MITIE
Geoff Kates

CEO, HTF Consulting
Mariusz Kreft

Mckinsey
Rob Lamb

VP, Management & Platform IBM Cloud, IBM
Fabrice Le Goëffic

Group Chief Architect, Euler Hermes
Stuart Lester

Data Insight Manager, Transport For West Midlands
Tom March

Lead Technology Advisor, Government Digital Service
Lewis Marshall

SRE / Tech Evangelist, Appvia
Nick Mitrovic

Chief Technology Officer, oxfam
Jürgen P. Müller

Finance Manager, TVVG Treukapital GmbH
Federico Olivieri

Network Automation Engineer, Ticketmaster

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NHS Digital migrates two major services to AWS

28-Jan-2020
09:26

NHS Digital has successfully migrated two major services to the public cloud, in line with the Government's cloud-first policy.

The National Health Service's digital division revealed the e-Referral Service (e-RS) and NHS 111 Directory of Services (DoS) have moved to AWS, with more migrations planned in the future.

Both systems receive high-volumes of traffic. e-RS, which allows patients to book, cancel or change healthcare appointments, handles around 18 million referrals a year.

The post NHS Digital migrates two major services to AWS appeared first on Techerati.
Intel defies gloom with data centre-driven gains

24-Jan-2020
11:49

Intel has posted solid quarterly and full-year revenue forecasts fuelled by an uptick in data centre chip sales.

The chipmaker's sales in Q1 2020 and the year as a whole are set to outpace analysts' expectations and wider industry trends, thanks to surging demand from public cloud providers for the company's server chips.

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Donald Trump to warn UK against ‘discriminatory’ tax on online tech giants

22-Jan-2020
16:49

The US Treasury Secretary has also highlighted the prospect of retaliatory trade tariffs if the UK presses ahead with the planned levy. Donald Trump will heap pressure on Boris Johnson to drop a tax on US tech giants, Washington indicated as the UK insisted it will implement the measure in April.

The post Donald Trump to warn UK against ‘discriminatory’ tax on online tech giants appeared first on Techerati.